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... the Bohm Mr. E. Smith contributed the nolo. Wmgates Independent Methodist SunHonour and Arras. and Mr. Jan. Smith, Independents. day School, on Saturday eventhe rant and solo If with ell Your Heart. ing. Mr. John Thomesson The sang i n Scatter presided ...
... the murky atmosphere that time. Lord Stanley might reasonably consider that England’s attitude towards America in Pro-Independence days, the outrpoken men who our great grandfather's time, denounced the engineers the war policy of tha King and his Ministers ...
... time, if I mistake not, one of the hon. secretaries of the League). I should like ask also if the Bible is read in the Independent Day School, Mawdsleystreefc ?—By inserting the above, you would oblige, yours, Ac., R - - - Bolton, Jan. 23rd, 1873. A STARTLING ...
... the Statute Book for the benefit the working classes waa placed by the Conaervative Party. The 19th annual concert the Independent Day School children continued Methodists, Monday evening, when Satnr- Westhoogbton. day's programme was repeated. Mr. J. T ...
... being transferred to the Borough Fund iu aid of the rates. A musical service and organ re- cital took place on Wednes- Independent day .evening, w before large Methodists, audience. Councilor Wm. Cooper, J.P., presided, and opened the proceedings with an ...
... mischief from which it was hoped England was free for ever. conversazione was opened on Thursday, ami continued Fri- Independent day and Saturday. Councillor j Methodists. H. Warburton opened the proceedings Thursday, and the chairman was Mr. .lames R ...
... addressing all parties. What would have been thought of such 2 mesting by the old fogeys of representatives in the “free and independent” days? The idea would have shocked all crusted notions. There was some plain speaking all round, and maybe from that conference ...
... DARWEN. The op the Darwix Art Trbasokes Bxhi(ffioy —Ope'xixo or New IgDEPBEDERT School DsRWF.x Saturday last the new Independent Day and Sunday ■Schools. In Bolton-road, Over were opened tea meeting, which was attende-l by persons, the chair Iwing taken ...
... without success, was a ~ Q . - .\-u.-u-.m.d..wmcwm,mwuumwrmww E.ADEb GUUT Pl[lm |on a charge of having, on July 4, Independence-day, | there was no hope, Young e's companion was | violently objected to the d'-.L‘ of a British flag at | kneeling by the ...